What goes up must come down: the potential of gravity batteries
Reaching net-zero and increasing renewable energy self-sufficiency has suddenly assumed a new sense of urgency as climate-related disasters exponentially increase…
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Inflation, investment, infrastructure: the new issue of Future Power Technology is out now
How could the biggest piece of federal legislation in a generation affect the power industry? While the bill primarily aims…
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“Disrupting legacy equipment”: the role of drones in power line inspections
To say that the power industry is one closely aligned with the latest technological developments is somewhat redundant. This is…
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National crisis: the new issue of Future Power Technology is out now
The UK could be headed for a full-scale energy crisis. Disruptions in the global power market has triggered a tightening…
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2022 predictions: Climate regulation gets tangible
If 2020 was the year of the virus, 2021 could be the year the world started to reprioritise. Two ongoing…
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Australia’s Northern Territory to host major green hydrogen project
A 10GW green hydrogen project in the Australian outback – using a novel water-to-air hydrogen production technology – has been…
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The cryptic beginnings of a midstream power market
What is power, incarnate? If energy had a physical form, beyond the particles and fields that push and fuse chemicals…
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Record EU carbon price continues to rise; sucks up fossil fuel profits
As the cost of EU carbon credits pushes past €90 per tonne for the first time, heavy polluters are looking…
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Hackers leak personal information of Vestas staff
Hackers have published personal information belonging to employees of wind turbine manufacturer Vestas as part of a ransomware attack. In…
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SSE faces activist investor calls to split from renewables business
Elliott Management, a US-based activist hedge fund, has privately encouraged SSE to split its energy businesses for weeks. However, a…